Systems 8ZSXCFTt TGZ - Radio Coordinator — Madison, WI
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ОткликнутьсяJob Summary (in List Format): Systems Engineer III Radio Coordinator
• Provide technical support, configuration, installation, and maintenance for P25 digital trunking radio systems across institutions.
• Assist in developing, recommending, and implementing hardware, software, and network standards for radio systems.
• Manage radio systems, including fleet mapping, Code Plug data auditing, inventory management, and equipment purchasing coordination.
• Ensure interoperability of radio equipment/frequencies with outside agencies and assist in FCC license administration.
• Connect radio systems to existing state networks and maintain knowledge of networking and IT principles.
• Perform extensive fieldwork and travel for hands-on installation and maintenance of radio systems.
• Direct and coordinate vendor activities for installation and maintenance of radio-based systems.
• Analyze and review radio system performance, develop optimization techniques, and advise on communication needs for budget planning.
• Assist with planning, development, and standardization of radio communication procedures and disaster recovery plans.
• Secure and administer FCC and FAA licenses for radio frequencies and towers.
• Coordinate mutual aid and emergency frequency use with external agencies, including documentation and meetings.
• Support new radio system installations, ensuring alignment, and assist in service level/equipment performance reviews.
• Maintain and update Fleet Map, radio equipment inventory, and associated documentation/databases.
• Configure and troubleshoot network equipment (switches, routers, firewalls) and cabling for radio systems.
• Install, configure, and back up workstations for radio system integration.
• Conduct site surveys, provide emergency backup, and evaluate trunking systems for consistent communication across institutions.
• Offer consultation, technical assistance, and training on radio communications systems department-wide.
• Maintain professional relationships with industry professionals, vendors, and manufacturers to stay current with emerging technologies.
• Prepare reports, feasibility studies, and budget analyses related to radio systems and services.
• Liaise between users and vendors/service providers, and assist in procurement processes.
• Train and supervise staff on radio communication equipment and procedures, developing training plans as needed.
• Pursue ongoing professional development, attend training/conferences, and share knowledge with team and maintenance technicians.
• Ensure compliance with policies, administrative rules, and reentry philosophy using evidence-based practices.